Who came to Rome to create, and what did they leave in its streets?
2 walks with different starting points and stories. Compare their maps, stops and duration, then choose where to begin.
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Rome's northern gate and the street where the artists lived: Nero and his devils, a queen who made a triumphal entry, two churches pretending to be twins, Goethe in disguise, Fellini, Picasso in love and a partisan painter called Giordano Bruno.
Twentieth-century Rome, uphill: the palace of popes, kings and presidents, the king who lasted a month, the street where the Resistance struck in 1944 and that has no plaque, and the Via Veneto that Fellini copied on a film set… minus the hill.
Rome calls for a water bottle, reliable shoes and room for a detour. Its squares link up on foot; the hills and sunshine decide how many you will enjoy in a day.
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